Indoor Sport Summaries Highlights From Various Games
Indoor sport results feature a mix of college football scores and boxing and wrestling bouts. Notable lines include Georgia over Alabama 31 to 26 and Notre Dame defeating John Carroll 74 to 37, with boxing matches listing winners such as Sammy Angott in Washington and Mickey Farber in New York.
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Ohio State
Michigan
Minnesota
Illinois
Notre Dame
John Carroll
Iowa State
Kansas
Washington State
Montana
Providing Office Space For Officers
Workmen rearranging rooms at the Police Station to provide improved facilities for the Identification Bureau and for Sergeant Prillaman of the State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Identification Bureau
Prillaman
State Police
Real Estate and Personal Property For Sale in Berryville Area
A business location on Main Street Berryville Virginia eight room tourist home cabins service station on Route 11 south of Strasburg priced 5250. A 14 room brick business investment on south corner of Boscawen and Stewart streets suitable for apartments offices tourist home or hotel priced 12500. Two story brick eight rooms with steam heat on Richards Avenue extending to Morningside Drive ample room for another POE priced 5300.
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Main Street
Berryville
Route 11
Strasburg
Boscawen and
Stewart Streets
Richards Avenue
Morningside Drive
Hardy Dillard Named Director of Institute of Public Affairs
President John Lloyd Newcomb announced Hardy C. Dillard as director of the 1939 session of the Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia. Dillard succeeds Dr. Charles G. Maphis, founder, who died May 14, 1938. He will lead with a committee including Dr. Robert K. Gooch and F. Deane G. Ribbie, with John W. Wheeler-Bennett and ex officio Newcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lloyd Newcomb
University of Virginia
Hardy C. Dillard
Law School
Institute of Public Affairs
Prof
Dillard
Robert K. Gooch
F. Deane G. Ribbie
John W
America
Gooch
United States Military Academy
Faculte du Droit
University of Paris
Carnegie Endowment
New York City
Round Up of Sports Gossip and Local Sparks
Eddie Briez reports on college football prospects, pro fights, and track stars from Layden’s Notre Dame quips to Farr’s pace, Archie San Romani omissions, Whizzer White’s Oxford cap bike stunt, and upcoming bouts like Davey Day Henry Armstrong. Also notes Rice under lights and Roanoke College basketball rising in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
New York
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Joe
John
Archie San Romani
Whizzer White
Oxford
Whitney
Eli) Martin
Farr
Mayfair Boys
Jimmy Johnston
Lewis
John Henry
All-Stars
Pro Football Giants
Tim Mara
Hialeah
Ruff
Tuff
Bobs
Dempsey
Galento
el Chico
Tommy Farr
Miami
Hot Springs
Roanoke College
Léduis
Paderewski to Tour with One NBC Broadcast on Magic Key
Renowned pianist Ignace Paderewski plans a ten week United States tour with a single broadcast, appearing February 26 on the WJZ NBC Magic Key. This marks his first U.S. visit in six years and a farewell leg of his concert schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ignace Paderewskni
Wjz-Nbc
Lausanne
Switzerland
United States
Lawyer and Professor Dillard Active in Local Government Institute
The article notes Professor Dillard, former constitutional law teacher, serving on the editorial board of the ABA publication on local government. It adds that last summer he assisted the institute and presided over round tables and open forum meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
Dillard
Institute
Rumblings of Change in PGA Match Play Reform Talk
San Francisco reports growing discontent among top pros toward PGA match play format. Pros argue for medal-score events in national championship and San Francisco Open, citing luck and stymie issues, with Sam Snead voicing strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Professional Golfers Association
Fred Corcoran
Sam Snead
White Sulphy Springs
W. Va
Seada
Budge And Vines On To Richmond
Donald Budge and Ellsworth Vines split two Maryland matches with Budge leading 10 matches to five in their pro series. Vines beat Budge 6 4 6 4 at College Park after Budge won 6 2 6 1 in Baltimore. A capacity crowd watched the Maryland Coliseum bout as the two veterans prepare for Richmond tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Donald Budge
Ellsworth Vines
Maryland
Budge
Vines
University of Maryland Coliseum
Baltimore
Richmond
Finazzo Pounds Out A Decision In Eight Rounds
Vic Finazzo a Baltimore Italian defeated El Brookman of Washington in an eight round bout at Carlin's Arena. Finazzo weighed 154 pounds to Brookman's 152. A relentless attack wore Brookman down, though Finazzo was penalized for low blows in rounds two and five.
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Pittsburgh
Sammy Angott
Washington
Ped Ferrando
New York
Mickey Farber
al Roth
Chicago
Alex Kettles
South Bend
Ind
Clarence Brown
Drew
Toronto
Dave Castilloux
Canada
Armand Sicilia
Minneapolis
Billy Gillespie
Stone Lake
Wis
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Portland
Henry Chmielewski
Old Orchard Beach
Joe Lynch
Newark
N. J
Holyoke
Mass
Jimeny Leto
Hartford
Baltimore
Vic Finazzo
el Brookman
Finazzo
Brookman
Lawyers Delinquent in Virginia State Bar Dues by Locality
A Virginia State Bar notice lists localities with unpaid dues and unregistered lawyers as of October 21 1938. Winchester reports 4, Clarke county 1, Culpeper county 2, Page county 2, Shenandoah county 8. Dues must be paid by January 30 1939 to avoid delinquency. receipts will be mailed after indexing details are completed per R E Booker secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia State Bar
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Winchester
Clarke County
Culpeper County
Page County
Shenandoah County
R. E. Booker
Richmond
Kellogg All Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement suggests constipation stems from lack of dietary bulk not quantity of food. It promotes Kellogg's All Bran for breakfast along with water and a bowel-friendly routine, touting a “Nature's greatest intestinal tonic” vitamin B and the idea of joining the “regulars.”
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Lutherans of Virginia Meet in Roanoke Synod Annual Session
Ministers and lay delegates from Virginia and parts of West Virginia and Tennessee gather in Roanoke for the 110th Virginia Lutheran Synod meeting at St. Mark's Church. The four day program features Dr. James C. Kinard as keynote speaker, various addresses, and a banquet at Hotel Roanoke with Dr. Kinard delivering the main address.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Roanoke
Virginia Lutheran Synod
St. Mark’s Church
Synod Brotherhood
James C. Kinard
Newberry College
Newberry
S. C
J. J. Scherer
Richmond
Synod
E. Clarence Miller
Philadelphia
United Lutheran Church In America
John H. Fray
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Lester A. Wertz
Greenville
Tenn
Raymond D. Wood
Staunton
A. M. Huffman
Knoxville
I. Stuart McElroy
American Bible Society
F. B. Lingle
Strasburg
Saint Mark’s
John Schmidt
Blacksburg
H. C. Ahalt
Scherer
R. Homer Anderson
Lynchburg
Anderson
Hugh J. Rhyne
Marion College
New Market
A. W. Ballentine
Manasses
A. K. Yount
Danville
Alfred R. Shumate
Waynesboro
Mr. Lingle
McElroy
Huffman
Hotel
Kinard
Erskine College
University of South Carolina
Harry E. Pugh
The
Wood
Wertz
Miller
Evangelistical Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Southwestern Virginia
Evangelical Lutheran Holston Synod
Fray
John R Brokhoff
Poochy the dog finds pocketbook lost near Stephenson farm
Esten Rudolph Jr., a Stephens City High School pupil, lost his pocketbook in an orchard at Charles Ebert farm near Stephenson. After weeks of searching, the dog Poochy returned the moist purse to his 15 year old owner, having crossed fields and fences to retrieve it.
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Esten Rudolph, Jr
Stephens City High School
Charles
Stephenson
Hope and help for a mother with seven children
A reader writes of despair as seven children lack education and a missing husband. The Family Service Association offers rescue, budgeting, and court support. with social workers, the mother can gain aid, stability, and a path over poverty.
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Family Service Association
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Michigan State
Dr. Pierce
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ACME
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N. Cameron St
Panama Canal
Uncle Sam
Pacific
Miraflores
Hardy Dillard
Dr. Maphis
WEAF
NBC
Roger Baldwin
Dies Committee
WJZ
National Defense Conference
H. H. Woodring
WABC
CBS
Wright Patman
Patman
Bob Hope
al Jolson
We the People
Pepper Young
Wabccbs
Indianapolis Symphony
Omps Funeral Home
R. M.swimley
George Washington Hotel
Russell J. Newland
Goodrich
Silvertown
Braddock & Boscawen
Ruth Cowan
John Wesley Gray
Club
Weoman
Annabelle Whitford Buchan
Lutherans of
Caroline Chatfield
Aiid
Mrs. O. L. H
Pang
Miss Chatfield
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lupton & Son
Frederick County
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